Shelbourne Knee Center

Indianapolis, United States

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At the Shelbourne Knee Center, our pioneering efforts to focus only on the specialty of knee pain and injuries have given us unmatched insight into the options available to patients. Our team has tracked the outcomes of thousands of patients from non-​surgical treatments to ACL reconstructions. And we know from this experience when therapeutic options are more successful than surgery and how to minimize recovery time when surgery is necessary.

History

Established in 2004.

Dr. Shelbourne began his orthopedic practice in 1982. He saw there was no specialization for knees even though knee problems affect people in so many different ways. So he decided to pursue knee problems as a specialty, uncovering along the way how surgery and physical therapy work together for better outcomes, and, more importantly, how physical therapy works as a viable alternative to surgery in more cases than most physicians realize.

He established the Shelbourne Knee Center in 2004, which includes clinic, surgery, physical therapy and a research department. Given the overwhelmingly positive response patients have had to his treatment philosophy, Indiana’s only dedicated knee center has grown with the additions of Dr. Scott Urch and Dr. Rodney Benner.

Meet the Business Owner

Don S.

Business Owner

Dr. Shelbourne has dedicated his career to the treatment of knee problems for 30 years. He pioneered the contralateral ACL

reconstruction technique for torn anterior cruciate ligaments and developed the accelerated ACL reconstruction rehabilitation protocol used around the world. Dr. Shelbourne’s specialties include orthopaedic and arthroscopic knee surgery, knee ligament reconstruction, patella realignment, and rehabilitation.

Dr. Shelbourne has performed more than 6000 ACL reconstructions. The progress and results of surgical patients are closely monitored through research, which Dr. Shelbourne has shared through the publication of over 150 journal articles and 40 book chapters. He has also given presentations and speeches across the globe to share his knowledge with orthopaedic surgeons worldwide.